"baniduhaine;c-18043746" wrote:
> @leo3487 said:
> Sincerelly, no heard Elle but yes Elles
>
> Ellos (They - all male, or default for mixed group)
> Ellas (They - all female)
> Elles (They - mixed or to no implies all group are males or females)
>
> In bold, the non official pronoun for 3rd person plural, used here except for anti-rights people and people than no accept the new terms of "lenguaje inclusivo"
Ah, I'd think elle was singular for elles then, maybe. It feels perfectly intuitive to be honest, considering how trying to dance around saying any -o/-a tends to end in things like "que se ". May or may not be different over there since I know Spanish has different dialects. But in any case I love the idea of a place already accepting that after the whole recognized-then-unrecognized debacle with elle. :/
Sorry, in fact yes, elle is singular for elles. But I no heard it often
And as I said, non oficially recognized by RAE, but at Argentina is allowed its use
